2015 UNITED DOBERMAN CLUB NATIONAL

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1 2015 UNITED DOBERMAN CLUB NATIONAL Hosted by the Working Dobermanns of the Carolinas with support from Working Dobermans of Kentucky April 14, 2015 to April 18, 2015 Show Hours: 8:00 a.m. Dusk Working Dobermanns of the Carolinas Officers Chris Rasmussen, President & Treasurer Lindsay Davis, Vice President Phil Lewis, Secretary United Doberman Club Officers Marsha Shepherd (President); Victoria Hall (Vice President); Meryl Winnie (Treasurer); Alissa Weaver (Recording Secretary); Beth Bishop (Corresponding Secretary); Bonnie Guzman (Membership Secretary); Lindsay Davis (Member Club Secretary) National Event Co-Chairs Lindsay Davis and Chris Rasmussen National Event Secretary Chris Rasmussen Old Roxboro Rd Bahama, NC Entry Closing Date March 23rd, 2015, 5PM Eastern ONLINE ENTRY

2 2015 EVENT COMMITTEE National Co-Chairs: Lindsay Davis and Chris Rasmussen EVENT CHAIRS EVENT CHAIRS Breed Survey Jim Toman, Premium List Temperament Linda Lindic, Rosettes Lindsay Davis, Tests Conformation Tammy Marshall-Weldon, Search & Rescue Irene Korotev, IPO Jim Toman Service Dog Award Michelle Limoges, Obedience Alissa Weaver, Silent Auction Lindsay Davis Trophy Donations Jim & Janis Toman, Logo Products Chris Rasmussen Trophy Chair Lindsay Davis Catalog Print Chris Rasmussen, Vendors Lindsay Davis, Catalog Ads Chris Rasmussen, Website Frank Delaglio, Online Entries Chris Rasmussen, UDC NATIONAL SCHEDULE OF EVENTS DATE TIME EVENT LOCATION JUDGE Tues, April 14 7:30 AM Participant Check In Fairgrounds 9:00 AM Temperament Tests Fairgrounds Nazarene Mondello 12:00 PM 1:00 Lunch Fairgrounds 1:00 PM Conformation Show #1 Fairgrounds James Edwards Wed, April 15 9:00 AM Obedience Trial #1 Fairgrounds Victoria Brown 12:00-1:00 Lunch Fairgrounds 1:00 Conformation Show #2 Fairgrounds Nancy Christensen Thurs, April 16 9:00 AM Obedience Trial #2 Fairgrounds Victoria Brown 12:00-1:00 Lunch Fairgrounds 1:00 UDC Breed Survey Fairgrounds Ray Carlisle 1:00 Field open for IPO Practice IPO Field 7:00 PM IPO Draw/Banquet/AGM Silent Auction Fairgrounds Fri, April 17 7:30 AM IPO Tracking IPO Field Carla Griffith TBA BH IPO Field Carla Griffith Sat, April 18 8:00 AM IPO Obedience IPO Field Carla Griffith IPO Protection IPO Field Carla Griffith IPO Awards and Closing Ceremony IPO Field 2

3 2015 TROPHY & AWARD LIST UDC National Conformation Shows #1 and #2 - Green Ribbons will be awarded for all earning a CC. 1 st in All Regular Classes Trophy, Blue Rosette 1 st Altered Classes Trophy, Pink Rosette 2 nd in All Regular Classes Red Rosette 2 nd Altered Classes Brown Rosette 3 rd in All Regular Classes Yellow Rosette 3 rd Altered Classes Light Green Rosette 4 th in All Regular Classes White Rosette 4 th Altered Classes Grey Rosette Best Puppy Trophy, Blue/White Rosette Best Opp. Puppy Trophy, Red/White Rosette Best Youth Trophy, Blue /White Rosette Best Opp. Youth Trophy, Red/White Rosette Winners Dog Trophy, Blue/White Rosette Winners Bitch Trophy, Blue/White Rosette Reserve Winners Dog Trophy, Red/White Rosette Reserve WB Trophy, Red/White Rosette Adult Best of Breed Trophy, Purple/Gold Rosette Best Opp to Adult Best of Trophy, Red/White Rosette Breed Best Veteran Trophy, Blue/White Rosette Best Opp Veteran Trophy, Red/White Rosette Best Altered Trophy, Pale Blue/White Rosette Best Baby Trophy, Pale Blue/White Rosette UDC National Obedience Trial 1 & 2 - Green Rosettes will be awarded for all qualifying scores. 1 st in All Regular Classes Trophy, Blue Rosette 2 nd in All Regular Classes Red Rosette 3 rd in All Regular Classes Yellow Rosette 4 th in All Regular Classes White Rosette High In Trial Trophy, Purple/Gold Rosette Veteran High in Trial Trophy, Purple/White Rosette UDC National IPO FPr (Tracking) 1-3, FH1, & UPr (Obedience) 1-3 Tests & APr (Obedience and Protection) st in all levels Trophy, Blue Rosette BH Qualifiers will receive Green Rosette UDC National IPO Trial High IPO 1, 2, 3 Trophy, Blue/White Rosette High IPO Obedience Trophy, Blue Rosette High H.O.T. Trophy, Blue Rosette High IPO Protection Trophy, Blue Rosette High IPO Tracking Trophy, Blue Rosette High in Trial Trophy, Purple/Gold Rosette High Point All Around (HPAA) Vic Monteleon Memorial Trophy, donated by Ray Carlisle, Red/White/Blue Rosette The High Point All Around Award will be calculated as follows: UDC Breed Survey (maximum of 2 points): 1 point for entering and competing, 1 point for qualifying. UDC Obedience (maximum of 3 points for EACH trial: 1 point for entering and competing, 1 point for qualifying, 1 point for HIT. Dogs competing in TWO classes in obedience can earn points for each entry. For example a dog entering and qualifying in both novice and open (or open and utility) would earn 4 points for competing and qualifying in both, with a potential 5th point if they go HIT. UDC Conformation (maximum of 3 points for EACH show): 1 point for entering and competing, 1 point for qualifying (Erating), 1 point for Best Adult. IPO FPr (tracking) (maximum of 3 points): 1 point for entering and competing, 1 point for qualifying, 1 point for High in IPO FPr IPO UPr (obedience) (maximum of 3 points): 1 point for entering and competing, 1 point for qualifying, 1 point for High in IPO FPr. IPO APr (obedience and protection) (maximum of 5 points): 1 point for entering and competing in each phase, 1 point for each phase qualifying, 1 point for High IPO APr IPO trial (maximum of 7 points): 1 point for entering and competing in each phase, 1 point for each phase qualifying, 1 point for High in IPO. Temperament Tests and BH s earn NO points. In the event of a tie: dogs entered in the IPO trial will be ranked higher than dogs not entered in the IPO trial, and a dog with a passing protection score will be ranked higher than a dog without, and the dog with the highest passing protection score will be ranked higher than other entries, whether or not the dog qualified in all three phases of the IPO trial. If there is no dog tied for HPAA that entered and participated in the IPO trial, a dog entered in obedience will be given precedence over a dog not entered in obedience, and in all cases, the highest obedience score earned will decide the tie. 3

4 Judges and Presenters Nazarene Mondello My attraction to the Doberman was fueled by a nurse that I worked with at the hospital. She now owns a poodle..is that next? I went to dog shows and started at the top..show DOG...then when that was not in sight, we did obedience. So onward and upward and here we are. My successes in dogs have been: An AKC CH.ROM, UDC Conformation CH., UDC IPO National CH.x2, AWDF Team 2 nd place, AWDF Executive BOD and limited breeding. I am a Past President UDC, PDPC, and currently serve on the BOD of FDKC, and have held various positions within these organizations. The dogs that I have owned have done some form of competition. They have all been Therapy dogs, as I feel that is a necessary component to our Breed. It is showing the public that these dogs are social and balanced. Everyone in my house works..work keeps your mind busy and happy and you feel fulfilled. What else is there in life? How best can we share our gift of teaching, but with a dog by our side. My achievements are few compared to others, however, my determination and dedication to the Breed is unquestionable. It is a pleasure to be asked to do Temperament Tests at the 25th UDC National and I will continue to support the opportunities for growth in our organization. Please join us in celebrating this wonderful achievement. James Edwards, Ph. D. (Zoology/Genetics) Jim Edwards was born in Evansville, Indiana, and he graduated from Evansville College in In 1964 he received a Doctor of Philosophy Degree in Zoology (with research in Genetics) from Utah State University. A Professor of Biology for twenty-seven years (St. Francis College, PA, and Salem College, NC), with course responsibilities in comparative anatomy, genetics, evolution, zoology, and human genetics, he retired from teaching in At Salem he taught January term courses in the Biology of Dogs, having begun a breeding/exhibiting program in Bloodhounds in He is an Honorary Lifetime Member of the American Bloodhound Club, and he received the Distinguished Service Award in 1986 and the Meritorious Service Award in In 1991 he joined the New York Staff of the AKC as the Director of Judging Research & Development. In 1996 he was named Director of DNA Operations and Educational Services for the AKC; he retired from the AKC in He began his judging career thirty-plus years ago, and he has judged throughout the United States, in England, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and China. In August, 2012, he judged conformation at the Working Dobermanns of the Carolinas Show in Durham, NC. He is most grateful for the honor of judging conformation at the UDC s 25th Nationals in Lexington, KY. Victoria Brown When I got my first job I promised myself that I would get two things a convertible and a German Shepherd Dog and I did. Years of watching Rin Tin convinced me that a German Shepherd Dog was the only breed for me. I have owned German Shepherd Dogs for about 45 years. I did not show that first dog, but did begin subscribing to the AKC Gazette where I learned about obedience trials. I attended several and vowed that my next Shepherd would be an obedience dog. I have titled my Shepherds in agility, obedience, tracking, herding and rally. I currently have several GSD s and a Cairn Terrier. I am a Canine Ambassador for the AKC and give programs for children on how to be safe around dogs. I became interested in judging when I was titling my first utility shepherd. I have been an obedience judge for more than 25 years and a rally judge since the program began. I love judging and have met many wonderful people and been to many places in my career. I especially enjoy working with the newer exhibitors and hopefully helping them on their way to a long career in obedience. I am a retired educator originally from the state of New Jersey. I moved to North Carolina about ten years ago in order to get a large piece of property for my dogs. 4

5 Nancy E Christensen My first Doberman came into my heart and home in the summer of 1974, I have never been without at least one Doberman since that time. That first one, Clyde A Scope UD, traveled with me to many horse shows and rodeos as my companion and protector, as well as earning multiple HITs and OTCH points- and getting me hooked on the breed for life! My foundation bitch was purchased from Betty Brockman James in 1979,, Silent Sentry's Renaissance CD WAC (AKC pointed). One of her puppies was my first Champion, 1984 DPCA Top 20 and multiple BIS/BISS winner, Renejade The Jazz Singer CD ROM. In 1988, I imported a beautiful black dog from England who became the first Doberman to finish an AKC Championship with natural ears. This was CH Findjan's Outrage CD ROM. He sired my first Schutzhund Doberman, UDC CH Renejade Windsor v Jazlin CDX WAC ScH3 ZTP CGC VCX. Many of Jack's kids lived well into double digits, with several into their teens. In 1999, I imported a black male from Germany who became Querinius vom Lindenhof ScH3 ZTP WAC CGC, better known as Cynic. He was the dog that taught me to love tracking, We were getting ready to do the FH and compete in rally and agility at the time of his death from cancer in June of 2005 when he was just six years old. The first brown Doberman at Renejade was UKC/UDC/INt'l CH Come As You Are Inelya Renejade CD RA CGC WAC, Nell was a wonderful bitch who also succumbed to cancer at too young an age. She had one litter, from which I kept a black male, UKC/AKC CH Renejade Fast Fletcher WAC. With my Dobermans, I have competed and titled in many areas of performance- AKC obedience up to the UD and OTCH points, agility and Schutzhund to ScH3. In addition, Dobermans of my breeding have been successfully titled and competitive in tracking, flyball, agility, AKC obedience, dancing and Schutzhund. I have been extremely proud of the Renejade dogs who have certified and been used in SAR. I was approved by AKC in February 2006 as a regular Doberman judge and served on the DPCA Board from 2006 to It has been a great honor to judge at the DPCA National Specialty in 2009, at the 2009 Top 20 and Pre-National show in Argentina, and at several wonderful specialties around the country. My greatest enjoyment of judging is simply being privileged to see and touch all the beautiful Dobermans! I love them all and often hate to have to choose just one! Thank you to the United Doberman Club and Host Club Working Dobermans of the Carolinas; for the opportunity to come visit your world, meet new friends and see the beautiful Dobermans! Ray Carlisle Ray Carlisle has owned and cared for dogs most of his life. He purchased his first Doberman in 1961 and there began a lifelong love affair with the breed. An avid student of the Doberman, Ray has developed a well-planned and successful breeding program, under the kennel name CARA. Since becoming an AKC licensed judge in 1981, Ray has had the honor of judging many National Specialties around the world including the Doberman Pinscher Club of America and the United Doberman Club. In addition to his domestic judging assignments, Ray has also accepted invitations to judge internationally in Brazil, Indonesia, Japan, Philippines, Uruguay, Venezuela, Estonia, South Africa and Canada. He has also judged specialties in Australia and Germany as well as the DPCA Top 20 in 1991 and Ray is also an active member in good standing with The American Dog Show Judges, Inc., The Dog Show Judges of America, Inc. and The Senior Conformation Judges Assoc., Inc. A founding member of the United Doberman Club, Ray served for 2 years as its first President. He continues to serve as an officer, conformation judge, and temperament tester. He co-chaired the War Dog Committee, and is responsible for having erected the statue Always Faithful in Guam in honor of the courageous Doberman Pinschers that valiantly served during the war in the Pacific. He has also been an active member of the DPCA for many years, serving as its President and Vice-President for 4 years, and Director for 6 years. He also served on several DPCA committees including Judges Education and, was Chairman of the DPCA Schutzhund Committee. He presently serves on their ROM committee and is a Register of Merit Evaluator. 5

6 A licensed Great Dane judge and member of the Great Dane Club of America, Ray is also past President and member of the Rockland County Kennel Club (all breed), member of DVG and USA Schutzhund clubs, member of the Abteilund Kiel (Doberman Verein in Germany), founding member and past President of the Doberman Pinscher Club of the Tappan Zee, and a member of the Great Dane Club of America. He served as President and Treasurer of the American Working Dog Federation (AWDF) since its inception. In 2003, Ray was approved by the AKC to judge German Pinschers and had the honor of judging the first AKC National Championship for the German Pinscher Club of America (GPCA). During the 1970 s Ray published Top Dobe and The World of The Working Dog magazines. It was during that time that he originated the Top 20 event, later turning it over to the DPCA. The event has not only endured, it has become one of the most prestigious and well-attended of Doberman events. It has been hosted annually in conjunction with the DPCA National Specialty since 1973, celebrating it s 32nd anniversary this year. A number of other national breed clubs in the U.S. and abroad now hold their own Top 20 events. Ray and his family share their home in Warwick, NY with several Dobermans. Carla Griffith Carla started training schutzhund with her Doberman named Jack in She joined the United Schutzhund Clubs of America in Currently a member of the Greater Dallas working dog club, Carla serves as the club s training director. Carla has had the opportunity of titling several dogs to various titles. She received her judge s license in 1998 and has judged many club trials, regional, Nationals and many different Breeds championships. Carla works as a registered veterinary technician in a small animal practice in north Dallas and is currently training two German shepherds. Carla wishes all the competitors the best of Luck. Irene Koretev Irene Korotev has been active in SAR since She has trained 4 of her Dobermans to operational status in air scent, human remains, evidence, trailing, and is currently working toward that goal with her fifth dog. Her operational dog, Jäger, was the DPCA s 2008 SAR Dog of the Year. Irene has been the training officer for Missouri Search & Rescue K-9 for many years. 6

7 Extra information about the events: UDC OBEDIENCE TRIALS on Wednesday, April 15 th and Thursday, April 16th under AKC Judge Victoria Brown. UDC obedience requires that teams demonstrate mastery of basic skills (Novice classes) or advanced skills (Open & Utility). Please read the obedience rules in the UDC Performance Manual available at before entering. PLEASE NOTE THAT THE PERFORMANCE MANUAL HAS BEEN UPDATED WITH A NUMBER OF REVISIONS. Novice A is for Dobermans who do not have any obedience titles in AKC, UKC, CKC, other registry, or U.S.A./DVG. Dogs holding a BH or any Schutzhund/IPO title must enter Novice B. Note: There will be no refunds for a bitch in season if she is not allowed to compete. Bitches in season will be allowed to compete under the following conditions: 1) She must be the last dog to show after all classes are completed prior to HIT being awarded. 2) She is not eligible for run offs. 3) She must be kept out of the obedience area until called for her class. 4) Ribbons for the class in which she is entered will be awarded after she has completed her routine. 5) A demonstration dog must be available if there is only one bitch in season. In the event of two-day trial (which is the case this year), she will only be able to show in the last trial unless a separate obedience ring is available. Notify Alissa Weaver, obedience chair, as soon as you determine your entered bitch will be in season so that the chances that you will be allowed to show will be maximized. UDC TEMPERAMENT TESTS on Tuesday, April 14 th under UDC Judge Nazarene Mondello The UDC requires that all Conformation entries take a UDC TT prior to showing. Dogs need not pass to show. TT s are divided by age and level of training: PTT for the Puppy Classes, YTT for the Youth Classes, ATT for Adult Classes or STT for the Sport Class. Dogs that have the AFFB, GFFB, D-ZTP or BSA are automatically eligible for the Working Class without taking the SST. Dogs that have the FFB or BSB do not have to take the ATT. See the UDC Breed Manual available at for additional details. Non-UDC registered dogs must have proof of titles and papers available for review. All entrants will receive a written evaluation as proof of participation. UDC CONFORMATION SHOWS on Tuesday, April 14th & Wednesday, April 15th under AKC Judges James Edwards and Nancy Christensen. BRIEF UDC CONFORMATION RULES & ENTRY REGULATIONS - See the UDC Breed Manual at for details. All entrants are required to take the UDC temperament test appropriate for their entered class prior to showing. UDC TTs are offered only on Tuesday, April 14th. If a dog has passed the current age-appropriate TT or a UDC Breed Survey/DV ZTP, presenting this documentation to the Show Secretary during check-in. Dogs may fail the TT and still participate, but cannot earn a CC. Although it is recommended that dogs be registered with UDC and have a UDC Record/scorebook Book, Dobermans in other UDC recognized National registries may show. To register your dog with UDC, please go here: All dogs will receive a written critique. Classes are divided by sex and age: Baby (less than 6 months old), Puppy (6 to 12 months old); Youth (12 to 24 months old). There will be a Best Baby, Best Puppy and Best Youth plus Best Opposite Puppy and Best Opposite Youth. Adult classes are for dogs over 24 months of age. Open class is for all adults. Performance class is for adults who hold a BH, Agility, Obedience, SAR, Guide Dog, Therapy or Tracking qualification. Working class entrants must have a SchHA, SchH, Brevet, French Ring, or IPO qualification. Veterans class is for adults 7 years or older who hold a working or sport qualification and they may be spayed/neutered. Altered are non-regular classes for spayed and neutered dogs who then compete for Best Altered. Dogs over 7 years may enter EITHER Altered or Veterans class, but not both. Champion class is for UDC champions ONLY. Winners Dog and Winners Bitch classes will be open to the highest placed E-rated dogs in Adult classes that have also passed the ATT, STT or Breed Survey/DV-ZTP. 7

8 UDC BREED SURVEY on Thursday, April 16th with UDC Breed Survey Judge Ray Carlisle The UDC Breed Survey program uses 1) the UDC conformation standard including updated modifications 2) Veterinarian certification will be accepted as proof of lost teeth. 3) Spayed/Neutered dogs are permitted to test. The Breed Survey Basic BSB uses a protection scenario similar to the ATT. The Breed Survey Advanced BSA uses the protection scenario that includes attack out of the blind with stick hits and a courage test. A complete description of the Breed Survey is available at The same health tests must be submitted for the BSB and BSA. Copies of documentation MUST accompany Breed Survey entry The CERF (within 18 months) and/or echocardiogram (within 18 months) may be turned in with entry OR at a later date. Each Doberman entered must also be UDC registered and have permanent identification (tattoo or microchip), have at least a BH for the BSA, a performance title for the BSB (see UDC Conformation Rules). Copies of the supporting documents must accompany entry. Online entries must mail copies of the required documentation prior to the March 23 rd closing to: Linda Lindic, 44 East 209 th St., Euclid, OH Additional copies of all required documentation must be taken to the test site with UDC registration papers & UDC Record Book/Scorebook. BANQUET DINNER, IPO DRAW, AGM AND SILENT AUCTION on Thursday, April 16th at the Clark County Fairgrounds. Cost: $20/person. Purchase tickets in advance so that we can have an accurate count. Come find out what is going on! For example, UDC SERVICE DOG OF THE YEAR AWARD is presented annually and is selected from nominations received from the membership. The board makes the final decision from the nominations submitted at their meeting held just prior to the National. Only UDC members are eligible for this award. The awardee will be presented with the Always Faithful Replica donated by Linda Kurz and sculptress Susan Bahary in memory of D-CH Branwen vom Haus Kurz OA, OAC, OJC, OGC, NAJ, AD, BH, UD, TR1, WAC, VCX to keep for the year and a War Dog Memorial poster will be sent by sculptress Susan Bahary to each year s recipient. Send nominations to Michelle Limoges at udcdoberman@shaw.ca or Michelle Limoges Avenue, Edmonton, AB T6C 1E5 Canada UDC NATIONAL IPO TRIAL under UScA/SV Judge Carla Griffith on Fri. April 17th, and Sat. April 18th. Helpers: David Cobb and Darren Simms IPO was developed as a means of evaluating the character and the utility of working dogs. The judge is required to make detailed verbal assessments to the audience. Each level, IPO 1-3, comprises three separately evaluated phases. To earn a title, the team must earn at least 70 points in each phase. Important Notices: Be courteous to your fellow participants practice-tracking fields will be arranged and locations provided to participants. Track on designated practice fields only! Anyone found on the trial tracking grounds prior to the trial will be deemed ineligible to trial. The BH (Begleithund) is a companion dog or traffic sureness test. Entries may be limited. 100% refund will be given if your entry is not accepted due to trial limitations. UDC SAR Demos will be held throughout the week by Pam Burns and Rayanne Chamberlain, Michigan Search and Rescue, and Irene Korotev, Missouri Search and Rescue K-9. Come join us for hands on experience on how to keep your dog in good working condition, how to recognize which qualities in a pup will show if it s a good search and rescue prospect, and also, have fun with your dog by taking it through various exercises which are the foundation elements in search and rescue training. In addition, you are welcome to come observe the actual training sessions in a variety of specialties. They will include live find, such as air scent, and disaster, as well as human remains detection. Training sessions will be held Wednesday through Friday, at different locations throughout the show grounds. The locations and times for the day s training will be posted daily. 8

9 Workshops/Demos A number of workshops/demos are being planned for the national. Please check the national website for updates and scheduling, Event Veterinarian (on call) Dr. Patrick Reister Boonesboro Animal Clinic 1500 Boonesboro Rd. Winchester, KY Accommodations There is no host hotel for this event. There are many options of hotel choices in the Winchester, KY area. A couple are listed on the website: RV Parking is allowed at the Clark County Fairgrounds. However, there are no hook ups and space is limited. Silent Auction The Silent Auction will be held Thursday, April 16th at the Fairgrounds. Please bring an item to donate. The income from the Silent Auction will help offset the expenses incurred by the Working Dobermanns of the Carolinas for hosting the 2015 UDC National. We have auctioned things off from leads and collars to shampoo and dog treats. Even non-dog related things like chairs or gift certificates are good! If you are not attending but would like to make a donation, contact our Silent Auction Chair, Lindsay Davis at davislindsaye@aol.com. EVENT SITES Clark County Fairgrounds 4980 Ironworks Rd. Winchester, KY Dragonsmeade Morgan Horse Farm 2600 Basin Springs Rd. Winchester, KY 9

10 2015 TROPHY DONATIONS REQUESTED Honor or remember a special dog, person, or accomplishment with your specific trophy donation or donate to the general trophy fund! Contact Jim Toman and Janis Toman for categories available for a specific donation. JandSophie@aol.com Phone: CATEGORIES DIAMOND $200+ PLATINUM $100 - $199 GOLD $51- $99 SILVER $26 - $50 BRONZE up to $25 I would like to sponsor awards for the Show/Trial or the Class. I will add $ to my fees and entries. TROPHY DONATION TOTAL $ 2015 National Catalog Advertising Hurry! The 2015 National Catalog Advertising Deadline is March 23 rd, No late submissions of catalog advertisements will be accepted. Advertisements: All ads must be PREPAID. Payments may be made via PayPal through the online entry system at or by check payable to Working Dobermans of the Carolinas c/o Chris Rasmussen, Old Roxboro Rd, Bahama, NC Ad placement will be granted on a first-paid basis. Catalog ad size is 8.5 x 11 with a 1 border on all sides. Only camera ready ads will be accepted. Black and White - Inside full page - $30 Color- inside color full page - $60 Advertising Total $ Catalogs: You may order additional copies of the catalog or if you are not attending have a copy mailed to you. Marked copies of the catalog are not available. Catalog Order: 2015 Catalog at *$15.00 Catalog Total $ *If applicable, include $7.00 for shipping & handling charges. Echo Clinic There will be an Echo Clinic, provided we have enough dogs pre-registered (8), on Wednesday, April 15th. Dr. Johanna Reimer; graduate university of Pennsylvania school of veterinary medicine (VMD), 1985 diplomate ACVIM cardiology 1991, diplomate ACVIM LA internal medicine 1989 practice: mobile veterinary echocardiography and diagnostic ultrasound (small animal & equine) out of Georgetown Kentucky Costs for the Echo Clinic: Echo $185 Echo with Doppler $250 Echo Total $ 10

11 2015 United Doberman Club National Entry Form Closing date: March 23rd, PM EST (or enter online at All information must be typed or printed clearly. Use one form per dog. There will be no refunds after the closing date. NO LATE TRIAL, SHOW, TEST OR BREED SURVEY ENTRIES WILL BE ACCEPTED. Name of Dog Male Date of Birth Country of Birth Female Color Black Red Fawn Blue Dog s Titles: UDC Reg. # UDC Book# AKC Reg. # CKC# Other Reg.# Tattoo# Microchip# Intact Altered Sire Name and Titles: Dam Name and Titles: Owner/Co-owner: Address: City: State: Zip: Phone: HOT Yes No Handler Name: Hander UDC TEMPERAMENT TESTS With Conformation Entry Puppy $0 Youth $0 Adult $0 Sport $0 UDC TEMPERAMENT TESTS WithOUT Conformation Entry Puppy $10 Youth $25 Adult $25 Sport $25 11 Temperament Test Entry $ UDC NATIONAL CONFORMATION SHOW #1 Baby (3-6 months) $20 Open $30 Puppy (6-12 months) $25 Working $30 Youth month $30 Performance $30 Youth month $30 Veteran $30 Champion $30 Altered $30 Conformation Show #1 Entry Has dog passed TT or Breed Survey for this class? Yes No (If no, please check appropriate free TT class above) $

12 UDC NATIONAL CONFORMATION SHOW #2 Baby (3-6 months) $20 Open $30 Puppy (6-12 months) $25 Working $30 Youth month $30 Performance $30 Youth month $30 Veteran $30 Champion $30 Altered $30 Conformation Show #2 Entry Has dog passed TT or Breed Survey for this class? Yes No (If no, please check appropriate free TT class above) UDC OBEDIENCE TRIAL #1 Beginner Novice A $30 Open $30 Beginner Novice B $30 Utility $30 Novice A $30 Novice B $30 $ Obedience Trial #1 Entry $ UDC OBEDIENCE TRIAL #2 Beginner Novice A $30 Open $30 Beginner Novice B $30 Utility $30 Novice A $30 Novice B $30 Obedience Trial #2 Entry $ UDC BREED SURVEY ENTRY All entries must be UDC registered. Copies of the following documents must accompany Breed Survey entry: Working title, Thyroid results, Hip Certification, vwd DNA, CERF and Echocardiogram may be submitted at a later date. Online entries must mail copies of the required documentation to Working Dobermans of the Carolinas, c/o Linda Lindic, 44 East 209 th St., Euclid, OH BSA (with grips) $100 BSB (without grips) $100 Breed Survey Entry $ UDC NATIONAL IPO Championship Circle level for individual phases BH $70 IPO FPr1/2/3 (tracking) $50 IPO 1 $100 IPO UPr1/2/3 (obedience) $50 IPO 2 $100 IPO APr1/2/3 (ob + protection) $70 IPO 3 $100 FH1 $70 UDC NATIONAL IPO Championship $ 12

13 LUNCHES AND BANQUET Tues, April 14 th, Lunch. I would like to reserve each. Wed, April 15 th, Lunch. I would like to reserve $10.00 each. Thurs, April 16 th, Lunch. I would like to reserve $10.00 each. $ $ $ Banquet Dinner for Thursday, April 16 th. I would like to reserve $20.00 each. $ Meals Total $ All meals are being catered by a local booster organization that does many events at the Fairgrounds and other events in Winchester. Menus will be available on the National Website. We appreciate your support for this organization. LOGOWEAR 2015 LOGO PRODUCTS ORDER FORM. Must be ordered by March 23rd! Note: Limited Logo Wear will be available onsite at a higher price, however, availability of sizes and styles cannot be guaranteed. If you are unable to attend the National, logo wear can be mailed for the postage fee stated in the order form below. Men s Tee White - $25 Men s Tee Grey - $25 Women s Tee - White - $25 Women s Tee Grey - $25 Men s Hoodie Grey - $45 Men s ¼ Zip Grey - $40 Men s crewneck sweatshirt grey $30 Specify quantity for each S M L XL 2XL* 3XL* Total Baseball Cap (one size) $20 *Add $5 for extended sizes Logowear Total $ Questions? Contact Lindsay Davis at davislindsaye@aol.com or If not attending Nationals but want logo items, the shipping and handling fee will be determined on US Postal flat rate envelope or box sizes for Priority Mail. For example, 1 or 2 or 1 hoodie should fit in flat rate envelope. Please make your best guess and we will contact you if there is a difference in cost. TROPHY DONATION (P10) TOTAL $ CATALOG TOTAL $ ENTRY (P11/12) TOTAL $ BANQUET & BBQ DINNER, LOGO PRODUCT (THIS PAGE) TOTAL $ GRAND TOTAL $ ONLINE ENTRIES: MAIL-IN ENTRIES: Send U.S. funds payable to Working Dobermanns of the Carolinas, c/o Chris Rasmussen, Old Roxboro Rd, Bahama, NC or send funds via Paypal to treasurer@workingdobermannsofthecarolinas.com 13

14 PLEASE BRING THIS PAGE WITH ORIGINAL SIGNATURES TO THE EVENT. I understand that this event will be conducted pursuant to the rules and regulations of the United Doberman Club (UDC). I agree to abide by those rules and regulations. I understand that every dog at this event is required to be under the care and control of its named owner or handler at all times. I understand and agree to be fully responsible for the actions of the dog named above and for the actions of any and all other dogs that I might bring to this event. I agree to indemnify and hold harmless Working Dobermanns of the Carolinas, UDC, property owners and any other persons or entities sponsoring or hosting this event for any loss or injury resulting from my actions or the actions of my dog(s), either directly or indirectly, and agree to assume all responsibility and/or liability from any claims arising from such conduct. Owners are responsible for collection of their scorebooks after the close of the show. If WDC must return a scorebook by mail contact the Working Dobermanns of the Carolinas Administrator of Records and pay WDC $5/ book. The payment must be received before the book will be returned. Signature of Owner or Authorized Handler Date We accept online entries and mailed entries. Regardless of how you enter, the closing date is March 5 PM EST. No refunds after the close date. Bitches in season MAY compete in ALL classes. Please notify the event steward prior to entering the event area, if you plan to exhibit a bitch in season.